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Wednesday, May 16, 2007

McClure's McMud Wins Primary, But Makes Him a Loser

McClure's McMud worked ... in the primary. In a campaign against an unknown with no money, McClure just had to slime his opponent. His negative campaign, in which he resurrected the memory of Will Power's quadriplegic and deceased brother, revealed a lot more about McClure than it did about Power.

With most precincts in, McClure has 2,559 votes to a very strange 666 for Power, or 79% of the vote. He'll be facing Republican Mark Schwartz, who ran unopposed for the Republican nomination, this Fall.

The more people get to know McClure, the less they like. He'll lose this Fall.

3 comments:

  1. I'm a lifelong true-blue Dem, but I plan to contact Mark Schwartz and offer my assistance.

    Lamont went waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay over the line - he ought to be ashamed of himself.

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  2. But he's not. He'll be power drunk now.

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  3. Lamont should be ashamed of himself. He has done nothing to serve me a constiuent. He did not come to the meeting that he was asked to attend regarding my complaints about NC MH. He also has done nothing regarding the Meadows Rd Bridge.

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